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The Chinese zodiac assigns each year one of twelve animals on a repeating cycle, set by your birth year rather than your birth date. The animal describes temperament and the company you keep easily — it is a separate system from Western star signs, and the two rarely say the same thing.
12 pages →Celtic tree astrology divides the year into thirteen lunar months, each ruled by a tree drawn from the Ogham alphabet. Your tree is set by your birth date, and it reads character through the tree's own qualities — what it endures, where it grows, and what it gives.
13 pages →The Tzolk'in is the 260-day sacred calendar of the Maya, built from twenty day signs turning against thirteen numbers. Your day sign is the one ruling the day you were born, and it describes the character of that day's energy rather than a season or a year.
20 pages →Human Design sorts everyone into one of five energy types, each with its own strategy for making decisions. The type is calculated from your birth date, time and place, and it describes how your energy is meant to work rather than what your personality is like.
5 pages →The twelve Western sun signs — traits, element, ruling planet and compatibility.
Read →The emotional interior: how you feel, what you need, and what happens under stress.
Read →The ascendant — first impressions, and how they differ from your sun sign.
Read →All 78 cards, upright and reversed, with what each one means in a reading.
Read →How each pair of sun signs gets on — all 78 combinations.
Read →The world-tree idea across six traditions that never met.
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